Castle River Bridge

Narlanthrotep

Great little campground, somewhat remote. Large sites, some spaced out well but some closer together good for groups. There are also cabins available. No cell service in the area. River is cold but feels great during hot days. 3 sets of pit toilets for the entire campground.

Dave Scobie

We had an awesome experience and very few mosquitoes, a previous post said they were numerous. The sites semi-private, well treed, no road noise, a grader would be nice. Our site was not very level and it took some manoeuvring to get our 26’ travel trailer situated. A suggestion for the Camp Host is they could add a time or day that they will return.

BEN GEHMLICH

Great campground. Tons of opportunities to go exploring the area. If relaxation is more your style, you can sit by the river or tube on the crystal clear water. Campground was clean. Campers were all respectful and nice. Our site was private with lots of space between us and our neighbors. Disappointed that it took me this long to finally go camp there; I could have been enjoying it for years instead of fighting for crappy spots in all the more popular campgrounds.

KK

Love this campground! We rented the cabin with a queen bed and also had bunk beds and beds were comfy (we brought our own bedding (required) had a little fridge and a sink but no running water! Outhouses were very clean and did not smell at all they use very good chemicals! We had a huge deck that we hung out in evening and our son had the spot next door to us where he could set up his camper trailer. Great idea how they mix in the camping spots and cabins . Great clean river right across from our sites . The parks people patrolled the area frequently which was nice . Too bad they didn’t oil the roads as the dust was very bad when vechiles drove by. Highly recommend this campground

Kelly Stone

Is a nice quiet campground with electric service and pit toilets. There is a potable water tap when you first drive in that you can hook a hose up to to fill your water tank. There is no dump station in the provincial park but you can dump for free at the petro Canada gas station in pincher creek. Enjoyed hanging out at the river and visited the falls at the other nearby campground (where you can jump from the sides into the river). No cell service in the park means you are really getting away from it all. Can get gas at Beaver Mines and was the same price as Pincher Creek. Also good little store there. Nicely treed sites with good privacy.